Exactly, after winning $1000 you don't feel it like real money. The problem is psychological, we have to stop gambling for long rounds, our brains fail feeling of how to make hard cash due to long series of up/downs. Unfortunate cases will happen more in case of user keep gambling every week,  taking break for 1 month will take back to reality.

This means that currently their country's wealth has shrunk by 40%, and you can imagine how much suffering the people there are, because when they legalized bitcoin the country was already in a state of economic difficulty. don't we often say to buy bitcoin with free money, but it seems the opposite of the situation experienced by elsalvador, moreover, of course a country interacts with other countries

Bitcointalk isn't the only method of advertising that crypto casinos use. I don't even think we're THAT big of a source for users, but it is a hub for new users to know what's up since there are countless threads about the majority of the well-known casinos here. All in all, I'd say yes they can, since the market isn't limited here in the forum. Now if you were solely specifying the forum, then I don't think they'd be able to keep up, unless users of the casino themselves were to bump and talk about the casino within a mega thread of their own.

Well, this could happen if bitcoin starts to pump quickly and again reach all time high. If El Salvador possesses a lot of bitcoins, it could become the richest country if bitcoin cross 100,000$ or 200,000$. As per the OP, eight years are enough for bitcoin to be at these prices, and also El Salvador should accumulate many bitcoins during these times.

 Just started with a $3 bet, but it went upto $98 and ended with empty wallet.

Bitcoin remains to be adopted by every country in the world for various reasons. Here are my thoughts on why..

1. Government policies: Most government and financial institutions round the world seem not to want bitcoin cause of the financial freedom it gives to its users. They would want to control and tax the flow of finances of individuals and they probably fear the anonymous nature of its transactions. Some policies even go as far as criminalizing its use.

Third of the population live is poverty, the GDP puts the country around 100th place among the countries (slightly below), and on top of everything the IMF is pissed because of the Bitcoin-friendly policies they those. So there's absolutely no way El Salvador would become the richest country in the world or even get into the top-10 in 8 years.

My only fear regards bitcoin is that internet becomes unavailable at some moment of our history due to massive wars or censorship. That is the kind of uncertainty I most fear when thinking if I should keep my investments in bitcoin or not. In extreme situations I'm not sure if digital goods are a good idea, so it's preferable to focus in physical intrinsic stuff, which you can have direct access to, without having to rely on a third party service or item to transact or deal with.

On the other hand, in a chaotic scenario like that, bitcoin would fit as a decent choice to be used to help rebuilding the world, once the storm is over and new times begin. Consequently it might be worthful to keep holding even when the scenario looks the worst possible.

I indeed find it amusing and confusing when people run away from Bitcoin when it has a cheap price tag and flock toward it when it rallies so hard.

Well, perhaps this is a natural human attitude. Perhaps people are naturally avoiding risks and uncertainty. And perhaps that's the reason why those few who try to suppress it and do otherwise are the ones who are successful.

Perhaps the great Warren Buffet was right when he said that wise investors are "fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful.”

OK.. then it is confirmed. Even after 10 days of play in two matches, we will not get a result. The fourth day's play is about to begin and Sri Lanka's first innings is not yet completed. I understand that rain interruption resulted in some loss of overs, but I don't think that the outcome could have been any different if there was no rain. Both the teams are not aiming for a win. Sri Lanka's run rate has once again dipped below 3 runs per over, and this is not how teams bat if they are aiming for a win. The entire test series between these two sides have been a meaningless one so far.

... they apparently sent him a 50$ free betting which at the end ending up to be awful for him since he started it again and ended up loosing all the fortune.

In my opinion, politics should be kept aside from sports. Here the real problem is not with PCB or BCCI, but with the ICC. The ICC should ask the Indian board to pay compensation, in case they are unable to tour Pakistan. If a small board such as New Zealand can compensate Pakistan for their inability to tour, then a rich board such as BCCI should definitely do that one moral grounds. Take the case of football. North Korea participated in the 2010 FIFA world cup, despite the fact that they have horrible relations with their neighbors and with the United States. Sports help us to alleviate political tensions. And the same approach can be tried with India and Pakistan as well.

Sorry, but crypto ki world mein yeh sab c fazool sawal hota hay k bitcoin yahaan c uper jiey ga k neechay.

Umer bhai ap theek keh rehe ho crypto mein preidction kerna bht mushkil hota ha. You never know what tomorrow bring for you. Market k price action ko dekh ker lugta ha k market side ways hee chaly gi.

FAILURE OF DEMOCRACY IN PAKISTAN

In my opinion, following are the major reasons why democracy could not take deep roots in our society:

• Majority of Political leaders is selfish & corrupt with few exceptions
• Dynastic politics
• No democracy within political parties
• Foreign intervention in local politics which is a major barrier to rising of genuine leadership.
• Mismanagement of the available resources.
• Poor & inefficient judicial system

Bangladesh will not be able to collect 400 runs. Even collecting 350 is now difficult for them. Bangladesh lost the wickets of Liton and Mosaddeq in the same over. Mosaddeq could not collect any runs. The fourth batsman of Bangladesh who returned to the dressing room with zero runs in this match. It is very unprofessional batting of Bangladeshi batsmen. However, we are accustomed to seeing such irregular batting in Bangladeshi players in the Test format.

Brothers, Dollar exchange rate itna simple nhi hota blky  bht complex hota ha. Fundamentally toh jub apki export kum or imports bht zaydeh hon toh Rupee pe obviously dollar ki demand zayadeh hony se  pressure aata ha mgr es k ilawa bi bht sary factors hoty han jis mein interest rate ka bi bht role hota ha or abi kal hee Pakistan k state bank ne 1.5% bra dia ha es se bi rupee pe pressure kum ho ga. Bht sary countries apni currency ki value kum es liye bi rekhty han taky unki exports international market mein competitive rehen jaisa k China ne bht lambi muddat tak yehi policy adopt kiay rekhi mgr ab exports bht br chuki han es liye unki currency stable ha. Pakistani currency bi stable ho sakti ha agr hum loan leney ki bjai apni exports ko increase keren yehi long term solution ha economy ko behter kerny ka.

Litton Das has been performing consistently for some time. How is the pitch behaving this time? I didn't watched on TV, and just followed the scores. But given the fact that pacers Kasun Rajitha and Asitha Fernando got most of the wickets, I am assuming that the track is slightly favoring pacers this time. I expect Bangladesh to reach a total of 350-400 by today EOD. They need to get Sri Lanka out for less than 250, else this match will also end up as another boring draw. On the positive side, Bangladesh has maintained a run rate of more than 3. That itself is an achievement, compared to what happened during the first match.